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On a Highway of Usefulness
Recently, I have come to fully accept my lifelong role as temporary custodian of our family treasures from the past. Whether they be tattered and torn photographs or yellowed documents with an ancestor’s handwriting, this inward pull to document and … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestors, descendants, Ephesians 3:20-21, family treasures
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Christmas in the north Georgia Mountains
Where: Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge, Georgia Heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest 90 minutes from downtown Atlanta When: December 24-26, 2012 Why: Home away from home getaway What: 720-foot tall Amicalola Falls is the highest cascading waterfall … Continue reading
Reel to Reel Life
Recently, I’ve been anchored to my chair and consumed—fanatical—about transferring VHS video tapes to Windows Media Player files, or at least a format compatible with most computers. It’s a small piece of my unquenchable quest to de-clutter our home while … Continue reading
Emminga Goods Draw Crowds by Evelyn Austin
Golden New Era Golden, Illinois April, 22, 1937 Note: if you are an Antique’s Road Show or Pickers fan, you will love reading the following 1937 newspaper write-up. Margaret (Meta) Emminga was the granddaughter of Henrich (Henry) Reemts Emminga, the German … Continue reading
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History of the Old Windmill by Evelyn Cassens
Golden New Era Golden, Illinois Thursday, December 12, 1929 HISTORY OF THE OLD WINDMILL Evelyn Cassens A Dutch windmill, fifty-seven years old, the only one of its kind is located in this town, the only one in this section … Continue reading
Windmill is of Interest…a 1929 letter to the editor
Golden New Era Golden, Illinois Thursday, December 5, 1929 Windmill is of Interest Mr. Graham of Galesburg Writes Letter Galesburg, Ill. November 23, 1929 Editor of Golden New Era: Of late there has been a great deal said … Continue reading
Little Known Facts Concerning Lincoln…in 1934
Golden New Era Golden, Illinois Thursday, February 8, 1934 Little Known Facts Concerning Lincoln…in 1934 (Gleaned from here and there—by J. F. Hunziker—) In Lincoln City, Indiana one will find a simple little granite stone in Nancy Hanks Park … Continue reading
Shook Hands with Lincoln
Golden New Era Golden, Illinois Thursday, March 1, 1928 Shook Hands with Lincoln It is given to few people, perhaps, to play as continuous and important a part in the history of a village as that enacted by our … Continue reading
Farmers were Independent…Early History
Golden New Era (Thursday, March 1, 1928) Golden, Illinois Groves & Mockmore, Publishers Farmers Were Independent In the evenings of the short winter days down on the farm, when the cider sparkled in the glass and the … Continue reading